From a can I can tell its a berliner from the start. Looks like ginger ale. Slight farmy aroma. Taste is so friendly and fun. gently tart on style berliner weis fer sher, yummy. No way this is over 5%! Its way too gentle and friendly, you really have to look for the alky to find it. I could do a six pack of these. So easy so friendly so enjoyable so refreshing. Look, I like tart brews but this one is well done a balanced, I need another because its gone already! Good deal, $2 can from vintage.

Insanely pale golden and straw coloured body that is 90% opaque with a thin, very fast-dying pure white head on top. Aroma of tart wheat, funky yeast, brett and soured grasses with a large raspberry and a dash of lemons and citrus as well. Light-bodied; Nicely pungent and tart flavour at first with a light dash of yeast, funk, lactose, raspberries, lemons and bunches of yeast with a smooth and light wheat bite towards the end. Aftertaste shows a good tart and complex funky quality from the yeast and the malt with a touch of raspberries, lemons, wheat and a dry grassy character with a touch of sweetness from the fruits and a noticeable amount of lactose. Overall, a nice, unique and tart beer that is full of flavour, yet showing some more subtle and subdued notes throughout but has a ton of character, especially from the yeast strain and the tartness. I sampled this twelve once can purchased from Belmont Party Supply in Dayton, Ohio a few hours ago on 25-June-2018 for US$1,99 sampled in my hotel room here in Dayton for the one night that I'm here.